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I would have banned them as well. They don't promote unity and integration. They promote segregation. When did Islam even start wearing them? It is a newer trend. It is no where in the Koran. Sure if you are in the desert and you need to keep the sand out of your face. A religious clothing. No. A marital ritual perhaps. Later adopted into worship.

However I don't agree with banning them on protesters.They are protesting. The other motivation and dystopia behind them is simple surveillance, facial recognition. Switzerland likely wants to put up everywhere. Easier to use an excuse while ultimately selling poison.

3 years ago
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I would have banned them as well. They don't promote unity and integration. They promote segregation. When did Islam even start wearing them? It is a newer trend. It is no where in the Koran. Sure if you are in the desert and you need to keep the sand out of your face. A religious clothing. A marital ritual perhaps. Later adopted into worship.

However I don't agree with banning them on protesters.They are protesting. The other motivation and dystopia behind them is simple surveillance, facial recognition. Switzerland likely wants to put up everywhere. Easier to use an excuse while ultimately selling poison.

3 years ago
1 score
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I would have banned them as well. They don't promote unity and integration. They promote segregation. When did Islam even start wearing them? It is a newer trend. It is no where in the Koran. Sure if you are in the desert and you need to keep the sand out of your face.

However I don't agree with banning them on protesters.They are protesting. The other motivation and dystopia behind them is simple surveillance, facial recognition. Switzerland likely wants to put up everywhere. Easier to use an excuse while ultimately selling poison.

3 years ago
1 score